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Linton Daily Citizen

Location

Linton, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1959

Page

2

Three-tally Bunt Lifts Orioles To Tie For Lead

Orioles surge to 7-3 win on a bunt by Tasby in the fifth inning. The late rally put Baltimore in a first place tie with the White Sox in the American League as other scores across the leagues shaped the pennant race.

Orioles Fred Down United Press International John McGraw Wee Willie Keeler Wilbert Robbie Robbinson Willie Tasby Cleveland Indians Chicago White Sox Gene Woodfling Chico Carrasquel Paul Richards Tasby Inch

Champion Dog Racer Dominates Greyhounds

Beach comber, based in Miami, set two world records in dog racing and is widely regarded as the greatest greyhound of all time.

Miami Fla UPI

Earle Funeral Services Set for Firebaugh Resident

Oscar Earle of Firebaugh California and a former Linton resident will have funeral services Thursday in Firebaugh. He was born in Linton and attended College Hill school. He leaves widow Vertha Earle, seven sons including Larry and Wallace of Winslow, his parents Charles and Mrs. Earle of Linton, nine brothers and two sisters.

Oscar Earle Firebaugh Calif Linton Earle College Hill Vertha Earle Larry Wallace Earle Winslow Charles Earle Andrew Indianapolis Charles Jr Bill Bob Ray Morris Mike Earle Herbert Earle U.S. Army Utah Vera Hildabrand Alice Smith

Staley and Lown Lead White Sox Relief Corps

Chicago White Sox officials Bill Veeck Al Lopez and pitching coach Ray Berres praised the bullpen as the best in years citing 1) games saved. Gerry Staley emerged as the workhorse and ace with a 2-1 mark and 0.75 earned run average over 34.2 innings. Turk Lown Rodolfo Arias and Barry Latman joined Staley in steady relief while newer starter Bob Shaw may shift to relief when needed.

Chicago UPI Bill Veeck al Lopez Ray Berres Chicago White Sox White Sox Veeck Lopez Staley Brush Prairie Wasa Bob Shaw Turk Lown Dick Donovan Early Wynn Billy Pierce

National League Standings and Tuesday Results

National League standings show Milwaukee leading with 32 wins, San Francisco 31, Chicago and Los Angeles 29, Pittsburgh 28, Cincinnati 25, St Louis 21, and Philadelphia 20. Tuesday results include Chicago 8 Cincinnati 4 and Los Angeles 3 Philadelphia 2. The night slate also features San Francisco 6 Pittsburgh 2 and St Louis 12 Milwaukee 3.

Milwaukee San Francisco Chicago Los Angeles Pittsburg Cincinnati St Louis Philadelphia Phila San Fran Pittsburgh St. Louis Baltimore Cleveland Detroit New York Kansas City Washington Joston N. York K. City Boston

Methodists Attend Annual Conference in Bloomington

The Indiana area Methodist annual conference opened at First Methodist church in Bloomington at 10:00 this morning and will move to Indiana University after the opening session. Notable speakers include James T. Cleland D D from Duke and George A. Fallon from Lakewood Ohio with Bishop Richard C. Raines preaching Sunday morning. A massed choir from area churches will sing. Pastors and delegates from the region attend.

Methodist Churches of Indiana Area First Methodist Bloomington Indiana University James T. Cleland Duke University George A. Fallon Lakewood Methodist Church Cleveland Ohio D. D. Holt General Conference Commission of Higher Education Nashville A. Dudley Ward Board of Social and Economics Relations Richard C. Raines

Logart and Hart Set TV Bout at Chicago Stadium

Isaac Logart of Cuba fights Garnet Hart of Philadelphia in a 10 round televised bout at Chicago Stadium. Logart, a 74 fight veteran, must win or draw to stay in the nation’s top welterweight ranks while Hart aims to solidify a title shot for champion Don Jordan.

Chicago UPI Isaac Logart Cuba Garnet “Sugar” Hart Philadelphia Chicago Stadium Logart Hart Don Jordan

ISTC Awards Degrees In Ceremony Sunday

ISTC honors graduates in a Sunday ceremony listing names and degrees across departments. Notable recipients include Jasonville and Switz City attendees with degrees in Health and Physical Education, Elementary Education, Business, and Teaching fields.

ISTC Len Robert E. Groomer Nina Gwendolynne Ray Jerry D. Weaver Ronald Gene White Jasonville M.A Kate L. Row M.S Betty Lou Clark Kramer Ruth Ada Wise B.S Roy L. Alloway Rita Foster Lawson

Haseman Bechtel Honored at Purdue

Pur due University lists 668 students with distinguished ratings for the second semester of 1958-59. Ninety-four earned the top index of 6, including Joseph H. Haseman Jr. of Linton and Leroy J. Bechtel of Worthington, both juniors in their respective programs.

Lafayette Purdue University Greene County Joseph H. Haseman Jr Linton Leroy J. Bechtel Worthington

Martinsville man dies from truck crash injuries

Martinsville Indiana details report Jerry Fout 84 of rural Monrovia died in Morgan County Hospital from injuries suffered when a truck driven by Paul Lumpkin 37 Monrovia ran off Ind 67 west of Centerton and crashed May 23.

Martinsville Ind Jerry Fout Monrovia Morgan County Hospital Paul Lumpkin Centerton

Interpreter's Voice Shines Beside West German Leader

Miss Clara Grosse-Schware of Bonn, an economist and interpreter, travels with Dr. Ludwig Erhard as a platform partner and translator. She says learning a language creates a new person and aims to show brains tick in economics meetings while avoiding a universal language.

Crawfordsville Ind UPI Clara Goosse-Schware Bonn Germany Ludwig Erhard West Germany Erhard White House Castrop-Araxel United States Saulnier Hauge Raymond J. Saulnier Gabriel Hauge Anderson Treasury

Smallest Brewery Run by Scientist in New York

Norame is Irwin Stone, a scientist who runs a tiny research brewery producing about 1 000 gallons of beer a year at Wallstein Co in Staten Island New York. The operation tests beer for chillproofing taste shelf life and other qualities for research purposes.

NEW York UPI Norame Irwin Stone Heymaster Stone Wallerstein Co Staten Island N.Y Fess

Hoosier Traffic Toll Rises Over Last Year

Indiana state police report 23 deaths the week ending last Sunday midnight, four more than the prior year, lifting 1959 toll to 350 and bringing the total about 55 above 1958 for the period.

Indianapolis UPI Indiana

Rosses to Attend Cystic Fibrosis Conference in Fort Wayne

Mr and Mrs Ross of Linton plan to attend the Cystic Fibrosis Region Conference at the Hotel Van Orman Fort Wayne. Principal speaker Dr Harry Shwachman known for fingerprint tests will discuss Current Concepts on Cystic Fibrosis after the banquet. Afternoon speakers include Dr C William Goebel and James Edward Saunders. The Central Indiana Chapter and Mrs William Ross sponsor, conference open to the public.

Harry Schwachmen Hotel van Orran Fort Wayne Shwachman Boston Mass M.il National Cystic Central Indiana Willian Ross F.1st Street Linton Ross

Jasonville Leaders Dine With Monon Railroad Officials

Jasonville civic and business leaders attended a dinner aboard a dining car in Bloomington with Monon Railroad officials to discuss community rail relations. Attendees included Mayor Earl Rowf Tribby, Jasonville Chamber secretary Lloyd Poe, postmaster Maurice Fougerots, and others.

Jasapville Monon Railroad Company Bloomington Lloyd Poe Jasonville

Weight definition of leverweight and obesity terms

The text defines leverweight as under 20 percent above normal weight. It states that exceeding 20 percent classifies a person as obese.

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